CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNDERPRIZE
PRESENT
Present
I underprize
you underprize
he/she/it underprizes
we underprize
you underprize
they underprize
Present continuous
I am underprizing
you are underprizing
he/she/it is underprizing
we are underprizing
you are underprizing
they are underprizing
Present perfect
I have underprized
you have underprized
he/she/it has underprized
we have underprized
you have underprized
they have underprized
Present perfect continuous
I have been underprizing
you have been underprizing
he/she/it has been underprizing
we have been underprizing
you have been underprizing
they have been underprizing
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I underprized
you underprized
he/she/it underprized
we underprized
you underprized
they underprized
Past continuous
I was underprizing
you were underprizing
he/she/it was underprizing
we were underprizing
you were underprizing
they were underprizing
Past perfect
I had underprized
you had underprized
he/she/it had underprized
we had underprized
you had underprized
they had underprized
Past perfect continuous
I had been underprizing
you had been underprizing
he/she/it had been underprizing
we had been underprizing
you had been underprizing
they had been underprizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will underprize
you will underprize
he/she/it will underprize
we will underprize
you will underprize
they will underprize
Future continuous
I will be underprizing
you will be underprizing
he/she/it will be underprizing
we will be underprizing
you will be underprizing
they will be underprizing
Future perfect
I will have underprized
you will have underprized
he/she/it will have underprized
we will have underprized
you will have underprized
they will have underprized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been underprizing
you will have been underprizing
he/she/it will have been underprizing
we will have been underprizing
you will have been underprizing
they will have been underprizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would underprize
you would underprize
he/she/it would underprize
we would underprize
you would underprize
they would underprize
Conditional continuous
I would be underprizing
you would be underprizing
he/she/it would be underprizing
we would be underprizing
you would be underprizing
they would be underprizing
Conditional perfect
I would have underprize
you would have underprize
he/she/it would have underprize
we would have underprize
you would have underprize
they would have underprize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been underprizing
you would have been underprizing
he/she/it would have been underprizing
we would have been underprizing
you would have been underprizing
they would have been underprizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you underprize
we let´s underprize
you underprize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
underprized
Present Participle
underprizing
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNDERPRIZE»
Discover the use of
underprize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
underprize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Supplement to Craig's universal dictionary
1G6 UNDERPRIZE - UNOBLIGING. 167 V. Unarandoned, un-a-ban'dond, a. Not
abandoned. Unaeased, un-a-bayst', a. Not abased ; not humbled. Unaeashed,
un-a-basht', a. Not abashed ; not confused with shame, or by modesty. Unaeated
...
P Austin Nuttall, John Craig (F.G.S.), 1864
2
The Works of Robert Sanderson, D.D., Sometime Bishop of Lincoln
And so, instead of giving thanks to God for the good we have received, we
complain of the inconveniences that adhere thereunto, and so much underprize it
as it falleth short of our expectation ; and look, how far we do underprize it, so far
are ...
3
The works of Robert Sanderson, now first collected by W. ...
And so, instead of giving thanks to God for the good we have received, we
complain of the inconveniences that adhere thereunto, and so much underprize it
as it falleth short of our expectation ; and look, how far we do underprize it, so far
...
Robert Sanderson (bp. of Lincoln.), William Jacobson (bp. of Chester), 1854
unto ; and so much underprize it, as it falleth short of our expectati*' on: and look
how far we do underprize it, so far are we unthanhflslfor 'si' it. To remove this
lmpediment: whoever Would be thanhful, let him 's moderate his desires after
these ...
5
A Treatise of the Pleas of the Crown Or a System of the ...
... to escape, or (r) Raym. 216. for (c) barbarously misusing them? What can be
more evident (d) C, Jac. 426. than that a (rf)sheriff is justly punishable for
persuading a jury to underprize underprize goods in the execution of fieri facias,
8cc.
William Hawkins, John Curwood, 1824
And so, instead of giving thanks to God for the good we have received, we
complain of the inconveniences that adhere thereunto, and so much underprize it
as it falleth short of our expectation ; and look, how far we do underprize it, so far
are ...
7
A treatise of the pleas of the crown, or, A system of the ...
... to escape, or (c) Rajm. 216. for (c) barbarously misusing them? What can be
more evident (<i) C. Jac. 426. than that a (</)sheriff is justly punishable for
persuading a jury to underprize underprize goods in the execution of fieri facias,
8tc?
William Hawkins, John Curwood, 1824
8
An English and Chinese standard dictionary: M-Z
A clandestine scheme, E$St, HS'I", Underpraise, (un-der-praze') v. t. To praise
below desert, 7£fit&, 'St'X-ffl&l- Underprize, (un-der-prize') t. t. To undervalue, ^
ftffii.^ff; as, to underprize valuable things, JWRSHttel^. Underprop, (un-der-prop')
v. t. ...
9
An English-Latin Lexicon Prepared to Accompany Leverett's ...
UNDERPRIZE. See Und>-rvatue. UNDERPROP, fulcio, suffnlcio ; slatuml- no ;
impedo, Col. — Weakly underprop- ped, tibicine flculneo subnixus, tenui tibicine
full us. Underpropping, statuminatio. UNDERRATE. See Undervalue, Undeiiratk
...
Frederick Percival Leverett, Henry Warren Torrey, 1845
10
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Underprize (v. t. from under, and prize?) To prize at less than the value. Underpri
zed (p. jrom underprize) Prized at less than the value. Underprizing {p. a. from
underprize) Pricing at less thm the value. Underprizing (i. fr om tbe Part.) The act
of ...
